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Discovery Recovery 2.2 
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License / Cost: |
Shareware [?] / US $39.95 |
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Size: |
1244KB |
Release Status: |
new |
Last Updated: |
2008-08-27 |
Install Support: |
Install and Uninstall |
Additional Requirements: |
x86 and later; 256mb RAM |
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Publisher's Description of Discovery Recovery 2.2
By Notso Software Ltd; All programs by this author
 Discovery Recovery is latest generation file recovery software and will easily recover lost and accidentally deleted files from any disk drive or media, even if corrupted or reformatted. DR can be copied and run from anywhere, including memory sticks, without needing installation. You don't even need to register to be able to recover files up to a 1mb (register and there are no limits). Just copy the file and click 'go' for immediate recovery.
Discovery Recovery will read NTFS and FAT variants (where present and intact) and can forensically scan for additional files by analysing file signatures. DR also uses intelligent pattern recognition to locate even more potentially recoverable files. Unique scanning technology identifies drive areas populated with unallocated data, enabling Discovery Recovery to cope with the largest of the new high capacity drives quickly and efficiently.
From fast searching and recovery of specific files to sorting and recovery of whole groups of files - Discovery Recovery is loaded with features to help you get back the files you want and need with the minimum of fuss, including a viewer so you can see file contents, images etc. The unregistered version has no time limitations or expiry date. |
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Recent Changes: Not Established
Supported Languages: English
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